Its own page, not a banner
Keep the offer, its dates and its terms in one place instead of squeezing them into a product page.
Give a launch, a seasonal offer or an event its own page. Describe the campaign and its terms, and Octet Prow builds a landing page in your brand’s style with one clear way to take part.
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A dedicated page for the gift box, the occasion, and the offer.
The occasion and what is on offer, in a headline visitors understand at a glance.
Dates, eligibility and how the offer works, taken from the details you provide.
A link to the offer, a booking page or a sign-up form on the page itself.
Keep the offer, its dates and its terms in one place instead of squeezing them into a product page.
Offers, dates, stock and eligibility come from you. Check them before publishing so the page promises only what the campaign delivers.
Ask for a form in the brief. Submissions from the published page are stored in your project.
Campaign pages follow the same project design system as your other pages, even when the angle changes.
Share the occasion, the offer, the dates and what visitors should do. Add reference images if you have them.
Change a date, swap an image or rewrite the opening by selecting that section. Earlier versions stay available.
Publish to a hosted address, or to your own domain on a paid plan, and see visits while the campaign runs.
The occasion, what is on offer, the terms and dates, and a single way to take part. The page is built around these, using the details you provide.
Yes. Ask for a form in the brief. Submissions are stored in your project, and only the project owner can view them.
Yes. Duplicate the page, then change the offer and dates. Each page keeps its own version history.
No. Octet Prow does not take payments or run a checkout. Link the page to your store or booking flow.
Yes. Campaign pages follow the same project design system as your other pages, so a seasonal offer can change its message and imagery without changing your colours, fonts or spacing.
Start with a clear idea. Turn it into a page you can publish.